The celebration of the Iraqi-born, British architect’s work turns to Cincinnati, where her career took off after the opening of the Lois and Richard Rosenthal Center for Contemporary Art, home of the Contemporary Arts Center.
Pauletta Hansel has been a pillar of the Cincinnati poetry community for decades. In March, she was named Cincinnati’s first Poet Laureate. This poem is from her newest collection, Tangle, Dos Madres Press 2015.
Double Vision VII – Saturday, May 7 – brings together area professional artists and outsider artists who work from the V+V studios to collaborate on artwork for the fundraisers live and silent auctions.
The Contemporary Arts Center opens two new imaginative exhibitions on Friday, April 22. One features two artists who imagine the details, detours and interpretations of iconic novels with serial drawings. In the other, the artists take everyday items and turn them into imaginative works of art.
More than 250 guests joined photographer Melvin Grier at Art Beyond Boundaries Gallery for an exhibition of his work, “White People: A Retrospective.”
Here is your chance to explore examples of antique and contemporary Judaica, a suite of 12 prints by Israel’s painter laureate, Reuven Rubin. The colorful paintings by Jewish modern masters, brilliant stained glass and portraiture related to Cincinnati’s Jewish history are recent additions to the Skirball Museum’s collections.
“I have nothing to do with it,” says Carl Solway. He’s speaking of the coming Cincinnati Art Museum exhibition that bears his name: “Not in New York: Carl Solway and Cincinnati.”
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